Sentence examples for term conscious from inspiring English sources
SIRI HUSTVEDT Brooklyn To the Editor: Ned Block says the term "conscious" was introduced into academic discourse by the Cambridge philosopher Ralph Cudworth in 1678.
Rejecting any separation of theory and practice, he used the term "conscious human practices" to emphasize the conjunction of subjectivity and objectivity in history.
TALIB KWELI "Prisoner of Conscious" is a pitch-perfect album title for this nimble and relentlessly political hip-hop lyricist, who has long worn the term "conscious rapper" as both a yoke and a merit badge.
Homeboy Sandman, a 34-year-old rapper from Queens, New York, is an Ivy League-educated vegan who has written for Gawker and the Huffington Post, and an artist who disparages the term "conscious hip-hop", despite writing verses that brim with social critique.
With a satisfaction rating so low it recently dropped to just 4%, the Socialist president appeared shaken and emotional as he said in a live televised address from the Élysée palace that he would not attempt to run for a second term, conscious of the "risks" to the French left if he did so.
Indeed, there are now multiple representational theories of consciousness, corresponding to different uses of the term "conscious," each attempting to explain the corresponding phenomenon in terms of representation.
Results suggests that participants practiced aspects of what is being termed conscious leadership.
Michael and his partners most recently created a new production company called Bright Idea Entertainment, which is dedicated to a more evolved and innovative form of Industry model they have termed Conscious Filmmaking.
But whether the term is conscious uncoupling, divorce or splitting the sheets, when it comes to ending their marriage, Gwyneth and Chris get to choose for themselves what to call it.
(The others were termed "minimally conscious," meaning they were intermittently able to respond to commands by moving or blinking).
For example, a thermoreceptor that is excited by cooling and by the application of a chemical (e.g., menthol) might be classified only as a cold thermoreceptor in terms of conscious human sensation.
